Constellations
Stars
Our Star, The Sun
Vocabulary
Vocabulary (x2)
100

This constellation is located in the Northern Hemisphere and is most visible in January

Orion


100

This is a space object that that forms when matter comes together and starts to give off energy

stars

100

The sun's surface is known as this.

photosphere

100

These are patterns made by stars found in the night sky

Constellations
100

The distance light travels in a year

A Light-Year

200

This constellation is found in the Northern Sky and is most visible in October

Pegasus

200

This is the first stage of a new star

nebula

200

These are areas in the in the Sun's photosphere with strong magnetic fields 

sunspots

200

This is a huge cloud of gas and dust in space that is the first stage of star formation

Nebula

200
This is an object whose gravity is so strong that not even light can escape it

Blackhole

300

This constellation is located in the Northern Hemisphere all year long and is known as "the great bear"

Ursa Major

300

This is the second stage of the stars cycle when the star puts of a cooler white light

white dwarf

300

This is a sudden release of energy from the Sun

solar flares

300

A star that can no longer turn helium into carbon, instead it cools and shrinks, becoming very small and dense

White-Dwarf

300

An object in space that produces its own energy, including heat and light

star

400

This constellation is located in the Northern Hemisphere all year and is known as "the smaller bear"

Ursa Minor

400

This stage in a star's cycle is an exploding star that will form a new nebula

supernova

400

The sun is made mainly of this gas

hydrogen 

400

This is another name for the North Star

Polaris

400

This word comes from two words meaning "around" and "of the poles"

circumpolar

500

These TWO constellations are both located far in the Northern Sky

Draco and Cassiopeia 

500

Some stars end their cycle as this if it was a massive star

black hole


500

The sun provides our planet with these 2 things

heat energy and light

500

this is a winter constellation located in the Northern Hemisphere

Orion

500

This is a star that has produced more energy than gravity can hold together and has exploded 

Supernova